Etude de la modulation de la réponse cellulaire au stress oxydatif par les protéines VP24 des virus Marburg et Ebola
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Les virus Ebola (EBOV) et Marburg (MARV) causent des fievres hemorragiques chez les primates, y compris l’homme le taux de letalite peut atteindre 90% and il n’existe ni vaccin ni traitement contre ces virus.
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